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A California pararescue team parachuted 750 miles off the coast of Costa Rica to save an injured sailor last week.

The Air Force is running low on money for bonuses and permanent change of station moves.

Military crews responded to hiker with a leg injury, two separate plane crashes and a minor who'd suffered a serious allergic reaction on a glacier.

Treamon Lacy served in the Army from 2002 to 2013, during which he deployed to Iraq twice.

The Navy Federal Car Buying Service, Powered by TrueCar, can search local dealers or nationwide with dozens of filters to help you find exactly what you’re looking for.

One teenager is dead and another expected to survive, police say, after Orest Schur chased and opened fire on two boys he caught breaking into the car.

“You can’t lose hope”

Hours after the sub captain was assassinated, his Strava history was tagged by an account with the name of Ukraine's top spy master.

The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is investigating the matter.

Somalia remains one of the most active fronts in the Global War on Terrorism.

Sir, you can't park there.

Sunshine, the service dog of National Guard veteran Joshua Rohrer, was killed by a car hours after being tased by police and fleeing as Rohrer was arrested in Gastonia, NC.

Everything your potential new employer knows about the military might come from TV.

More than 30,000 tons of chemical munitions have been disposed of over nearly three decades.

Caz Craffy, a financial advisor with the Army, allegedly tricked families into making risky investments he benefited from.

The strike happened only hours after the MQ-9 Reaper drone that carried it out was harassed by Russian jets.

Troy Black will take over the role in November.

Too fast, too furious.

The Pentagon and Hollywood.

A secretive testing ground in the waters of Lake Michigan for unmanned ships and submersibles could be game changers in preparing for a war with China.